And no matter what you say these people will still drink the bleach. People have this weird tendency to think that they have some secrete knowledge that no one knows about. And of course the...
And no matter what you say these people will still drink the bleach.
People have this weird tendency to think that they have some secrete knowledge that no one knows about. And of course the government or the "Deep State" is somehow preventing us from accessing this knowledge.
People will rather believe some nut job with no real credentials than actual professionals.
This is astonishing. I remember a few years ago, reading through some wikipedia articles during an episode of procrastination. I came across some page about a murder spree where a group of...
One of the victims shown in the film is an infant lying in his or her mother’s arms who is made to drink a cup of the bleach. The child screams as the fluid is swallowed.
This is astonishing. I remember a few years ago, reading through some wikipedia articles during an episode of procrastination. I came across some page about a murder spree where a group of soldiers held up a store and made the hostages drink bleach. It was the most vile thing I had ever encountered.
Myles Power did a video in 2015 about this The founder of Genesis II also wrote The pH Miracle, and Robert Young has gone to jail for his marketing of bleach for health reasons. These charlatans...
Jail time is the appropriate resolution for selling poison as medicine in this manner. Which is kind of ironic since I posted this earlier. There are records that as much as 28 drops/day was...
There are records that as much as 28 drops/day was recommended for an infant with "autism". One single drop of 28% sodium chlorite solution creates 3 - 8 mg of chlorine dioxide. A single drop in a liter of water potentially exceeds the NOEL (no observable effect level) in healthy adults.
That's a baffling business model, but that's probably why there's a $450 buy-in. Never ceases to amaze me how creatively (i.e., ignorantly) people are convinced to compete for a Darwin Award. I...
That's a baffling business model, but that's probably why there's a $450 buy-in. Never ceases to amaze me how creatively (i.e., ignorantly) people are convinced to compete for a Darwin Award. I feel a bit bad for laughing several times while reading this article, but...
The article mentions that Sodium Chlorite is industrial bleach. Why would anybody put anything with the "industrial" prefix into their body? I mean, play stupid games, win stupid prizes and all, but good lord, think of the children! Seeking membership to this should probably get you an immediate visit from Child Protection Services.
Revoke their status as a non profit
We're already putting church in quotes, so why not?
And no matter what you say these people will still drink the bleach.
People have this weird tendency to think that they have some secrete knowledge that no one knows about. And of course the government or the "Deep State" is somehow preventing us from accessing this knowledge.
People will rather believe some nut job with no real credentials than actual professionals.
This is astonishing. I remember a few years ago, reading through some wikipedia articles during an episode of procrastination. I came across some page about a murder spree where a group of soldiers held up a store and made the hostages drink bleach. It was the most vile thing I had ever encountered.
Myles Power did a video in 2015 about this
The founder of Genesis II also wrote The pH Miracle, and Robert Young has gone to jail for his marketing of bleach for health reasons. These charlatans get punished, but usually when it happens the cat is already out of the bag.
They also did an experiment in Uganda.
Jail time is the appropriate resolution for selling poison as medicine in this manner. Which is kind of ironic since I posted this earlier.
There are records that as much as 28 drops/day was recommended for an infant with "autism". One single drop of 28% sodium chlorite solution creates 3 - 8 mg of chlorine dioxide. A single drop in a liter of water potentially exceeds the NOEL (no observable effect level) in healthy adults.
That's a baffling business model, but that's probably why there's a $450 buy-in. Never ceases to amaze me how creatively (i.e., ignorantly) people are convinced to compete for a Darwin Award. I feel a bit bad for laughing several times while reading this article, but...
The article mentions that Sodium Chlorite is industrial bleach. Why would anybody put anything with the "industrial" prefix into their body? I mean, play stupid games, win stupid prizes and all, but good lord, think of the children! Seeking membership to this should probably get you an immediate visit from Child Protection Services.